Hubbard and his colleagues present findings from a comprehensive national longitudinal study of the effectiveness of drug abuse treatment in the United States and offer a strong argument for continuing governmental support of treatment programs.

Originally published in 1991.

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Hubbard's captivating collection of autobiographical stories lends an honest perspective on the unexpected twists and turns of life. With stories ranging from his heart-wrenching relationship with his alcoholic father, to his unashamed ecstasy at the Bronco's Super Bowl win, to his horror at being forced to forgo his relaxing Sunday mornings to attend his stepfather's church, this sometimes sorrowful symphony is peppered with notes of joy. Through each of the self-contained chapters, Hubbard leads readers on a journey -- across football fields, through dangerous mountain crags, or down to his...